Great Britain - AU

[Bombhead]

I would stick with the old ones.

[Novice]

There were no big gun directors after WW2. The only pure surface fire director was the one used by the original HMS Vanguard, and was also used by HMS Belfast. These directors had Type 274 gunnery radar on top and IIRC some ships had Type 932 splash-spotting radar attached to Type 274. I don't know if HMS Vanguard had it though (and anyway it would be too small in SB scale to be spotted).
Please adress the height problem of your bridge, and lower the lifeboats one deck (not the crane)

[stan hyd]

Not much space for everything.

Need to add my launch.

[swin_lad]

You only have 2 Sea Wolf directors for 4 Lauchers....

Nick

[stan hyd]

Ok some changes to it. Using 4 directors for 4 launchers. Switching to 3 Phalanx (I think its ok) Looking at some good coverage there maybe not 360 but close. Am I close?

[Novice]

Better now.
I have taken the liberty to make some suggestions on your drawing as follows

[stan hyd]

many many thanks

[Mitchell van Os]

Actually Novice.
You can have a deep in Bridge, so it didnt had to be higher at all.

The Danish uses this, their bridge windows are high, and their seats also.
But the rest is deep in, so that nobody hits his head

[rifleman]

wonder if the main gun directors should be replaced by something like sea archer? coupled with a laser rangefinder might be more accurate/faster. Space could be used for Sea Wolf trackers

[Novice]

wonder if the main gun directors should be replaced by something like sea archer? coupled with a laser rangefinder might be more accurate/faster. Space could be used for Sea Wolf trackers

You don't need a faster director for those 15" guns the rate of fire being around 2 shells per minute per barrel. Also is the lazer rangefinder can give you ranges at 22 miles?